Campus Notables

Dr. Sandy Reinke, Political Science, co-authored a paper with Dr. Randy Miller, Political Science, titled It's Not What You Know, It's Who You Know: The Connection Between Ethical Leadership, Merit Pay and Performance Appraisal which was delivered at the 2003 Southeastern Conference for Public Administration (SECoPA) Annual Meeting held in Savannah, October 12 - 14th.

Ms. Marion Cantrell and Ms. Tammy Jackson, MPA Graduate Students co-authored Punch vs. Touch: A Comparative Study of Voting Technology which was delivered at the 2003 Southeastern Conference for Public Administration (SECoPA) Annual Meeting held in Savannah, October 12-14th.

Dr. Paul Harris, Political Science, co-authored a paper with Dr. Bill Baker, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Kennesaw State University titled New Challenges to Devolution: Interstate Compacts and Their Effects on Water Resource Distribution which was delivered at the 2003 Southeastern Conference for Public Administration (SECoPA) Annual Meeting held in Savannah, October 12-14th. Dr. Harris wrote a guest editorial on U.S. - German relations which was published in The Augusta Chronicle, The State:South Carolina's Newspaper and The Stars & Stripes. He also delivered the key-note address on the Russian Jewish Diaspora in the U.S. and Germany at the Moses Mendelssohn Center for European Jewish Studies in Potsdam, Germany, in June of this year.

Dr. Sudha Ratan, Political Science, represented the MPA Program at the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration Annual Meeting held in Pittsburgh, PA., October 16-19th.

Pamela Hayward, Languages, Literature, and Communications, was named secretary-elect of the Georgia Communication Association.

Fine arts faculty Nina Benedetto, Kristin Casaletto, Dorothy Eckmann, Priscilla Hollingsworth, David Mascaro, Philip Morsberger, Tom Nakashima, Jennifer Onofrio Fornes, Brian Rust, Susan Senn-Davis, Dianne Sweet, Jeffrey Harris and Janice Williams Whiting will have an exhibit titled Of Art and Artists on display at the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art from November 4-25. Reception will be held for the artists on November 7th from 6-8.

Carnell Beard, physical plant, was recently named employee of the quarter. He is in charge of special projects.

Elizabeth Coleman, Sodexho, has been appointed manager of food services at ASU.

Richard Davis, languages, literature, and communication, had his play The Courtship of Senorita Florabella published by Drama Source, a major producer of children’s plays.

Eman Hoosain, teacher development, had his article titled Solving the Mystery of Teaching Mathematics published in the Fall 2003 issue of Reflections, a journal published by the Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

Martin Jones, fine arts, had an article titled The Piano Music of Andre Previn published in the Georgia Music Educators Association magazine.

Anthony Kellman, languages, literature, and communications, recently conducted two sessions titled Writing is Re-Writing and Caribbean Poets Tuk Verse at the South Carolina Writers Workshop conference in Myrtle Beach. He was also a featured poet recently at Georgia Tech’s annual Bourne Poetry Reading.

William Nelson, Reese Library, was recently interviewed by Jackson State Community College in Jackson, TN, for an article titled, Questions of Importance to Academic Librarians. He also conducted a workshop, Assessment in the Libraries: Practical Approaches for Creating a Continuous Assessment Environment, at a preconference to the North Carolina Library Association Conference as well as Assessment of Reese Library: Practical Application of the ACRL Standards for Libraries of Higher Education at ASU. He was also elected to a two-year term on the GALILEO Steering Committee.

Therese Rosier, physical plant, recently presented a program about ASU at the Exchange Club meeting.

Michael Searles, history and anthropology, recently delivered a paper on cowboy Bill Pickett at the 2003 Southeastern Cowboy Symposium at the Booth Western Art Museum in Cartersville, GA. He also provided the voice of a chuck wagon cook in their orientation video.

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